All Chapters of Tango 2 the Alpha's Heart: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Lilly’s POVI ended up choosing a white, pearly cocktail dress with a low back, adorned with a golden beaded chain that shimmered in the light. The front was cut in a halter style—just low enough to hint at skin without being over the top. The rest of the dress was understated, yet its simplicity lent it a stylish elegance, perfect for the upcoming signing ceremony.“I really like what you picked,” Zack said, his voice full of approval as he handed the carefully wrapped package to one of the warriors. “Now we just need to get you some accessories and—”One of the warriors tapped Zack on the shoulder, interrupting him. Zack’s eyes flickered with realization.“Beta,” the warrior said quietly, “don’t forget about the surprise…”“Ah, right,” Zack replied, a mischievous gleam in his eyes. “Let’s do that first, before anything else. I should have done that before I brought you here, but it doesn't matter. We can do so now.”The warrior smiled and fell back in line as Zack changed direction,

Zack’s POV“I understand,” I said into the phone, keeping my tone respectful. “I’ll take her down there as soon as we’re done here.” I ended the call, but before I could put my phone away, a shrill ringtone erupted from inside the store—again. For the third time.Goddess, why won’t someone just answer the bloody call?Inside, a group of she-wolves were bickering over the phone, none of them daring to pick it up. I stepped in, taking in the scene, and recognized Sade among them.“Isn’t that Sade?” Lupa asked, curiosity coloring her tone.“Sure looks like it,” I replied, studying her. “And she looks worried. I wonder what’s got her so rattled.”“Me too,” Lupa said. “Let’s find out.”The girls stood frozen, letting the phone ring over and over. By the seventh ring, my patience snapped.“Seriously!” I growled, striding over and snatching the phone from Sade’s trembling hands. “What?” I barked into the receiver.The girls’ eyes went wide; whether from fear of me or of whoever was on the ot

Lex's POVI have never felt so uncomfortable in my life. Sade’s hands were firmly intertwined around my arm, clinging to me like sticky gum under my shoe. Every time I tried to pull away, she only tightened her grip, making any attempt at escape impossible.Lotus didn’t make things any easier. He kept growling and baring his teeth at her, his frustration seeping through.Eventually, I had to block him off with an invisible wall to prevent him from taking control and doing something reckless. With my focus split between Sade and Lotus, I felt the weight of the moment heavy on my shoulders.I let out a weary sigh, turning my gaze out the window. The forest blurred past, shadows flickering beneath the cloudless moon. The world outside was calm, but inside, my thoughts raced in turmoil.I knew I couldn't stay in this state of limbo for much longer; a decision had to be made. As the trees gave way to the open fields, the vastness seemed to mirror the uncertainty that loomed over my choices

Lex’s POVI watched my phone ring, the screen lighting up with my father’s name. I let it go to voicemail. If it was important, he’d call again—we had an unspoken rule: three rings, answer on the third. The weight of tonight's treaty signing had already shot my nerves, and I wasn't prepared to handle family drama on top of it.“Why didn’t you answer?” Zack’s voice cut through my thoughts.“Because he knows what tonight is,” I replied, keeping my tone even. “If it’s urgent, he’ll call back.”My father had canceled his attendance at the last minute for a “business trip,” whisking my mother, a few warriors, and Jax away. It was normal for them—always running from one crisis to the next—so I’d barely registered their absence until now.The phone vibrated again, insistent. A second call. Urgent.I couldn’t ignore it anymore.“Get Lilly and Sade inside,” I ordered. Zack didn’t hesitate, already giving instructions to Sasha and her mate. Time seemed to slow, each second weighted with unease.

Lilly’s POV“Why the hell did you just hit me?” Sade hissed from the floor, clutching her cheek. Her eyes blazed with disbelief and humiliation. “Do you have any idea who I am?”Alexandria looked down at her, unflinching. “You are nothing in my eyes,” she replied, her tone icy. “You’re not even worthy to be a crumb of sand under my shoe.”A collective gasp rippled through the crowd, followed by a storm of whispers. The spectacle was unfolding before everyone, and no one dared to interrupt.“How can you say that to me?!” Sade cried, staggering to her feet, wounded pride making her voice tremble. “I am your brother’s mate! I deserve your respect. We are meant to be sisters-in-law.”Alexandria held herself with the composure of true royalty, not a single hair out of place. “You deserve nothing from me,” she said, her eyes narrowing. “If you were truly to be my sister-in-law, you’d know better than to humiliate a guest at an event like this. Respect is earned, not demanded.”“But you just